“The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just”
— Abraham Lincoln
Simplified Meaning:
When we are passionate about something and believe it's the right thing to do, we shouldn't give up just because we might not succeed. Even if there's a chance we could fail, it's still important to try our best. Think about people in history who fought for important causes, like Martin Luther King Jr. He knew that there was a risk he might not achieve his dreams during his lifetime, but he kept fighting for civil rights because he believed in the cause. In our everyday lives, this means that if we care deeply about something, like helping the environment, we should take action even if we think our efforts might not make a huge difference. For example, recycling may seem like a small action, but when many people do it, it helps protect the Earth. So, whether it's standing up for fairness, helping others, or taking care of nature, we should not let fear of failure stop us from doing what we believe is right.
